Make a clickable button in flash CS4

Well, you can refer to this way:
1 Open Flash CS4

2 Click Flash File (Actionscript 3.0)

3 Create a symbol with Insert>New Symbol

4 Draw a light green rectangle

5 Make a text box and type anything you want

6 Center the text in the middle of the rectangle

7 Select everything

8 Name the file "button" and choose button from the drop-down box

9 Create a keyframe underneath where it says "Over" on the timeline

10 Fill in the rectangle with dark green, making sure the text isn't selected

11 Choose Edit>Edit Document to return to the document

12 Open the Library and drag the image of the button to the work area

13 Test the button by choosing Control>Test Movie

The source:http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Clickable-Button-in-Flash-CS4 Answered May, 16 2011

1
Open Flash, and create your Flash movie.
2
Select the area you wish to make clickable. If it is a group of objects, hit "Shift + Click" to make sure all of the elements are selected, and then hit "F8." This will make the Convert to Symbol box pop up.
3
Choose "Button" in the Convert to Symbol box, and create a new name for the symbol. You have now made a button.
4
Add code to your button by adding an Actions layer if you do not have an existing one. To do this, click the "Create a New Layer" button on the bottom left-hand corner of the time line. Move this new layer to the top.
5
Insert your ActionScript by navigating to "Windows," then "Actions." This will open up the window for your ActionScript. See Resources below on how to use the ActionScript code on buttons.
6
Save and export your movie as a .swf, and test its clickability. Answered Jan, 08 2011

Hey, here's one tutorial that may help you out.

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Button-in-Flash-Cs4

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http://www.knowledgesutra.com/forums/topic/49154-giving-a-flash-button-a-link/

Answered Jul, 08 2010

Answered Jul, 13 2010